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This magazine is OK and Hi Magazine from 31st July 1976 and it’s 10p. This time, Sarah finds out exactly what giving a boy a white rose means, discovers Roxy Music were more interested in pretty kittens than music and learns that medicated soap, make up and sun-bathing are the best way of dealing with a spotty back. The problem page worries that homosexuality might run in the family, lea...

This one features OK and Hi Magazine from 4th December 1976 and is 10p. In this episode, Sarah discovers how you can judge a boy’s personality by the colour of his pajamas, finds out what woman she would have most like to be in the 70’s (spoiler - Bridgette Bardot) and gets advice on how to be the fairy on the Christmas tree not the elephant. The problem page reveals a mother who has read her...

The magazine this time is OK Magazine from 23rd April 1977 and it’s 12p. In this episode, Sarah is rather disappointed she doesn’t find the Pears shampoo sachet as promised on the cover, discovers what the band Sailor think of women’s lib (spoiler – not good) and punk finally gets a mention even if it is just about plastic trousers. The problem page finds the agony aunt getting a bit sar...

The magazine for this episode is OK Magazine from 13th September 1975 and it’s 10p. This time, Sarah discovers that boiling up tights could be the answer to all your problems, how a plunging neckline doesn’t always get you noticed and how a recipe for gingerbread was inspired by the Bay City Rollers. The problem page reveals an obsession with looking at men’s bottoms on buses, how being...

The episode features OK and Hi Magazine from 7th August 1976 and is 10p. Sarah gets her head stuck into a bra swop, discovers the delights of dark, moustached gentlemen and finds out that Midge Ure used to throw combs to his fans. The problem page is concerned with some missing pubic hair, what happens when you pet heavily and the longevity of a boy’s sperm. 1970s, 70s, teenage, teenage magaz...

The magazine featured this time is OK and Hi Magazine from 24th July 1976 and it’s 10p. In this episode, Sarah learns how to get a toned, shapely bottom, reads all about Leo Sayer riling up some fans and remembers that seeing a woman out with a man who is not her husband was something to ask your mum about. The problem page takes a trip into the négligé department, discovers an unfortuna...

In this episode, the magazine featured is OK and Hi Magazine from 19th February 1977 and is 12p. Sarah finds Lulu fronting a Freeman’s catalogue, discovers string accessories that includes a lighter and learns to make a face pack with a ripe avocado pear and a little borax. The problem page reveals the possible long-lost daughter of Dame Edna Everage, uncovers a reoccurring dream about David...

The magazine featured is OK Magazine from 13th March 1976 and is 10p. Sarah finds out some girls don’t like boys in stacked heels, discovers Noddy Holder used a video recorder once and is a little disturbed by the ‘Hey Fatso’ article advice that suggests a braised kidney and liver diet. The problem page covers a holiday romance with a boy called Dave from Hemel Hempstead, a confusion with low...

This episode features OK and Hi magazine from 2nd October 1976 and is 10p. Sarah finds out how to give a guy the push by flirting with his dad, reads a romantic story primarily concerned with fog and decides if she’d like to make a swop for some brown leather platform wedges or a Gary Glitter LP. The problem page covers becoming a nun, an obsession with the name Graham and learns if a tampon...

The magazine featured this time is OK and Hi Magazine from 11th September 1976 and is 10p. Sarah discovers some secrets about Princess Anne’s underwear, gets very excited to find a free face pack and questions the Bee Gee’s love of tea. The problem page uncovers a big penis problem, finds out how booze can be relaxing and help your confidence and a creepy dad’s behaviour isn’t seen as be...

This featured magazine is OK Magazine from 21st May 1977 and is 12p. Sarah learns how to have her ears pierced (but nothing else), discovers there’s an Electrical Association for women and finds out about Farm Work, Frigidity and Flashers. The problem page covers three friends fancying one boy, hair dilemmas for an oval face and an epileptic fit that’s ruining love making. Sylvester Stallone,...

This featured magazine is OK Magazine from 14th May 1977 and is 12p. Sarah Finds out what Elton John’s pet peeve is, realises Cliff Richard hasn’t changed his views much and discovers the benefits of alcohol. The problem page covers a boyfriend called Barry who lives 73 miles away, an unpleasant discharge and advise on where sperm should be. 1970s, 70s, teenage, teenage magazin...

This magazine is OK and Hi Magazine from October 23rd 1976 and is 10p. Sarah learns that some boys don’t like girls that smoke or cry, remembers rainbow socks with individual toes and discovers that working in a sleazy restaurant can help you lose weight. The problem page has help on finding all your openings, addresses a worry at never having seen a penis and a very creepy brother-in-law. 19...

This week’s magazine in OK and Hi Magazine from November 13th 1976 and is 10p. This time Sarah gets fashion advice involving long vests, learns to flirt with style and remembers that everyone was scared of the dentist. The problem page features a rogue ‘Cassanova’ Spaniard, a 32” chest and a confusion with ejaculate. Sarah would also like to apologise for her pronunciation of Pete Townsend! 1...

This featured magazine is OK Magazine from February 7th 1976 and is 10p. Sarah dives straight into finding out how to turn a fella on, learns to cope with having a crush on another girl and remembers that it’s OK to love Snoopy. The problem page tries to find a brass playing boy from Harrow, investigates sperm killing creams and discovers a boy who prefers the TV to his girlfriend ...

This one features OK and Hi Magazine from February 26th 1977 and is 12p. Sarah gets stuck into knitting patterns for balaclavas and tasselled hats, finds out when is the best time to diet and questions if Bryan Ferry ever did teach ceramics. The problem page has a problem finding a vagina, helps with opening a beauty parlour and highlights a rather puzzling ramification of washing your hair 1...

This week’s magazine is OK and Hi Magazine, September 18th 1976 and just 10p. Sarah finds there are 20 ways to get a fella, fondly remembers brooches in the shape of food packaging and discovers Midge Ure’s decorating disasters. The problem page has help with small boobs, advise on touching private parts and a false teeth dilemma that should really have never been asked 1970s, 70s, ...

This episodes’ magazine is OK and Hi Magazine, September 4th 1976 and is 10p. Sarah picks out some corkers including a story that’s just about buying a jumper, how to use milk in your beauty routine and Cliff Richard’s marriage plans. The problem page covers not wanting freckles, how you should choose a hard leather shoe instead of a plimsole and liking a man called Geoff 1970s, 70s,&nbs...

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